TRUSTe Transparency Report 2011

Download this report to learn more about TRUSTe certifications and technology developments in 2011. It also provides an in-depth summary and analysis of the thousands of consumer privacy disputes we processed on behalf of our clients this past year and explains the processes and procedures we used to certify companies and enforce our privacy certifications.

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TRUSTe T ra n spar e n cy R e p o rt: 2 01 1 3 Introduction TRUSTe has helped companies build consumer trust and achieve online privacy compliance since 1997.1 As the leading provider of online privacy management solutions, we certify clients of all sizes — with certification options that are cost-effective, scalable, and relevant across business models and practices. The TRUSTe seal is recognized globally by consumers, businesses and regulators as a symbol of online privacy compliance.2 TRUSTe’s core mission is Truth in Privacy3 — a philosophy embodied by our Privacy Program Requirements which are built on three important privacy principles — Transparency, Choice and Accountability. When consumers see the TRUSTe Seal, they can be confident that the organization provides: • ransparency – accurate and comprehensive disclosures through the organization’s privacy T statements and consumer education initiatives. • Choice – mechanisms that allow consumers to proactively set boundaries around the collection and use of their personal information. • ccountability – the ability for consumers to resolve privacy concerns either with the A organization directly or through TRUSTe. In 2011, TRUSTe made important updates to our privacy program requirements, while launching new privacy management solutions for cloud services, mobile sites/apps, and online behavioral advertising. In the spirit of Truth in Privacy, we are pleased to issue the TRUSTe Transparency Report — detailing all of these 2011 developments, while also providing an overview of our certification, consumer dispute resolution and enforcement processes. The appendices provide additional data on TRUSTe’s certification programs, and details on consumer complaints received and processed through our dispute resolution service. The TRUSTe Transparency Report will be issued on an annual basis. We hope you find this information helpful in understanding more about TRUSTe, and our commitment to Truth in Privacy. Sincerely, Chris Babel, CEO1 Based in San Francisco, California, we were founded as a non-profit, industry association. We converted to for-profit status, with venture investment, in 2008.2 TRUSTe has been a EU Safe Harbor Privacy Provider for independent validation and dispute resolution since 2000. Since 2001, we have also served as an an FTC-authorized safe harbor under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (“COPPA”).3 To learn more about the TRUSTe’s Truth in Privacy Mission, visit: http://www.truste.com/about_TRUSTe/

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TRUSTe T ra n spar e n cy R e p o rt: 2 01 1 5 TRUSTe’s Privacy Program Requirements cover the collection and use of personally identifiableThe following are examples information or “PII.” Under our Privacy Program Requirements, PII is defined as “any informationof what TRUSTe considers a or combination of information that can be used to identify, contact, or locate a discrete Individual.”material change: We believe that companies need to be transparent about their data collection practices — because discrete data elements (while lacking identifying characteristics on their own) can be used in• hanges to a client’s C combination to personally identify consumers.5 practices regarding notice, collection, use, and disclosure of PII and/or Third Party TRUSTe’s Privacy Program Requirements take into account the context of a business practice — Personally Identifiable specifically, what type of data is being collected, for what purpose, and with whom is it being Information; shared — before imposing appropriate privacy obligations for that practice. For example, our• hanges to a client’s practices C requirements around notice and consent vary depending on what type of PII is being collected regarding user choice and and how it is being used. Under TRUSTe’s Privacy Program Requirements, notice and express consent to how PII, and/or consent is required for all sharing of PII that we define as “sensitive” (e.g. financial, medical and Third Party PII, is used and geo-location data). For non-sensitive PII, TRUSTe requires notice and inferred consent. shared; or• hanges to a client’s C TRUSTe’s Privacy Program Requirements also address certain “material changes” in a client’s measures addressing privacy practices, which we define as the “degradation in the rights or obligations regarding the information security, integrity, collection, use, or disclosure of PII for an Individual.” All clients are contractually bound to notify access, or individual redress. TRUSTe of any such a material change in their privacy policy/practices. In addition, we consider changes that involve PII collection, use, or disclosure as material; clients must notify users prior to making such a change. The TRUSTe Approach Certification TRUSTe’s approach to website privacy certification can differ based on the complexity of the client’s business and privacy practices. TRUSTe works with clients of all sizes to provide cost- effective, scalable, privacy solutions that work across different types of business models. In this way, we aim to promote strong privacy practices across the online ecosystem. TRUSTe’s oversight of a client’s privacy practices begins with the initial contact, and spans the entire client relationship. Even before a new client is signed, our sales team is trained to recognize potential issues that might trigger additional obligations (e.g. additional requirements around the collection of personal data from children, that will require COPPA certification). All TRUSTe privacy certifications begin with a risk assessment of the client’s business and privacy practices, which can differ, depending on the client’s business model, and the features and functions of the client’s website, app, or online service. The goal of the risk assessment and review process is to ensure that the client is ready for TRUSTe Certification — and this can only happen when the client’s stated practices and actual practices match up to TRUSTe’s Privacy Program Requirements. We then determine which TRUSTe certification best matches the client’s needs. TRUSTe uses a combination of three different methodologies to conduct the privacy certification review: a manual evaluation of the client’s practices, the client’s own attestations and interviews, and monitoring through TRUSTe’s proprietary technology and tools. The extent to which we use one methodology over another is dependent on a client’s risk profile. We examine how the client collects, uses and shares personal data; we also identify the client’s third party, data-sharing relationships.5 This is a forward thinking perspective that was advanced by FTC staff in a recent online privacy report. Specifically, staff noted “the blurring of the distinctionbetween personally identifiable information and supposedly anonymous or de-identified information. FTC Staff Report, Protecting Consumer Privacy in an Era ofRapid Change (2010), available at: http://www.ftc.gov/os/2010/12/101201privacyreport.pdf

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TRUSTe T ra n spar e n cy R e p o rt: 2 01 1 6 Nearly all clients must make changes to their existing practices or privacy policy to qualify forTRUSTe privacy certification is TRUSTe certification. In some cases making changes to existing practices simply isn’t enough: inbacked by one of our strongest 2011, 9% of applicants for TRUSTed Websites and TRUSTed Websites Basic certification did not complete the process because they were unable or unwilling to make the changes requiredassets: the TRUSTe certification under the TRUSTe Privacy Program Requirements. This represents a smaller number than in 2010 —team. Certification team when 12% of applicants didn’t make the changes required, and were therefore not eligible formembers are selected for TRUSTe certification.their substantive knowledgeof relevant privacy and TRUSTe charges companies for privacy management solutions based on a number of factors:technology issues6, as well as the size of the organization (either measured by revenue or pages served), the complexity oftheir hands-on experience in the client’s business model and privacy practices (we charge more, for example, if there are aevaluating privacy concerns number of different brands with different websites under one company), the volume of personalfrom clients representing a data collected, and the number of TRUSTe solutions purchased. TRUSTe also retains the optionbroad spectrum of online to decline or terminate certification in situations where we cannot certify an applicant’s businessbusiness models. The model, or where the applicant’s business model is otherwise sufficiently problematic to warrantcertification team performs and denial (e.g. an application or website involving online gambling).analyzes initial certifications, Complianceconducts post-implementationchecks (once the client installs Once a client completes the initial certification process, TRUSTe uses a combination of approachesthe TRUSTe seal and posts to ensure that compliance with TRUSTe’s Privacy Program Requirements is consistently andthe TRUSTe-certified privacy continually maintained. Unlike an audit — which only captures compliance at a single point inpolicy), and manages the time — TRUSTe certification involves ongoing monitoring using a combination of inquiries/reviews and technological tools. These tools include:re-certification process. • eb crawling: Proprietary TRUSTe technology that verifies the existence of key website W elements (e.g. a privacy policy at the point of PII collection), and website processes (e.g. the transmission of credit cards and other sensitive information over an encrypted connection). TRUSTe’s web crawler also performs intensive website analysis for data collection and ad targeting processes, and in conjunction with other techniques serves as TRUSTe’s technological accountability platform for monitoring clients. • -mail seeding: A process by which compliance is monitored using unique e-mail addresses E that do not reference TRUSTe, to check for e-mail sent by an unauthorized party, or after an unsubscribe request has been processed.7 • raffic analysis: A network packet monitoring process primarily used to verify compliance for T our mobile privacy and Trusted Download certifications. At least once a year, TRUSTe investigates whether its clients are meeting and/or exceeding TRUSTe’s Program Requirements through a re-certification process. If the client notifies TRUSTe of a change or TRUSTe detects a change outside the ‘annual’ re-certification cycle, the change will be verified by TRUSTe immediately, regardless of whether it’s time for the client’s annual re-certification or not. TRUSTed Websites and TRUSTed Websites Basic The first step in our web privacy certification process is to determine whether the client has unique business needs that require TRUSTed Websites, our more customized privacy solution, or whether the client’s privacy needs can be met through TRUSTed Websites Basic, our semi-automated solution. Both solutions — TRUSTed Websites and TRUSTed Websites Basic — are based on the same set of comprehensive TRUSTe Privacy Program Requirements, and are represented by the same TRUSTe seal.6 Most members of the TRUSTe certification team have a CIPP certification, (with some of the team having a J.D. or M.B.A. degree), in addition to prior,relevant, job experience (e.g. audit, paralegal). TRUSTe encourages all certification team members to become CIPP certified. New certification teammembers get a comprehensive orientation on privacy law and policy, prior to engaging with clients. This is supplemented by continuing, extensive, on-the-job training on important changes to global privacy laws, policy and regulations.7 TRUSTe’s e-mail seeding process has had notable successes in cases where the client or seal holder was not initially aware of an unsubscribe malfunction ordata leakage (through a service provider, for example). In such cases, TRUSTe’s e-mail seeding report has alerted clients to the issue, and supported TRUSTe’srecommendations for issue resolution.

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TRUSTe T ra n spar e n cy R e p o rt: 2 01 1 7 The TRUSTed Websites certification process involves five steps: analyze, advise, remedy, award and monitor. The diagram below illustrates the specifics of this approach: ANALYZE • Review of Websites and Privacy Policies • Questionnaire Completed by Customer • Website Scan MONITOR ADVISE • Ongoing Monitoring for Compliance with Best • Gap Analysis of Data Practices Collection to Policies • Consumer Feedback Loop • Site Findings Report • Guidance on Emerging • Privacy Roadmap Opportunities AWARD REMEDY • Provide/Verify Privacy Policy • Implement Roadmap • Activate Seals and Consumer Recommendations Validation Pages • Create or Modify Privacy • Conﬁrm Customer Policy Implementation For small and medium sized clients with low-risk business practices, our TRUSTed Websites Basic is often the right solution. TRUSTed Websites Basic was primarily designed for small and medium-sized businesses in mind. In our experience however, we have found that privacy risk does not always correlate to company size; a very small business can have incredibly complex data collection and management practices, while very large companies can sometimes have very simple data collection and use practices. TRUSTed Websites Basic features our automated Privacy Policy Generator — an innovative TRUSTe technology that certifies businesses against TRUSTe’s Privacy Program Requirements while providing a cost-effective privacy solution. TRUSTe’s Privacy Policy Generator scans a prospective client’s website and based on this information and other client input, generates a privacy policy that is hosted by TRUSTe. TRUSTed Websites Basic is backed by all of the features that strengthen TRUSTe’s custom privacy certification — clients must contractually agree to abide by the TRUSTe-generated privacy policy and submit to our consumer dispute resolution process. More details on TRUSTe’s Website Privacy Solutions are at: http://www.truste.com/website-privacy EU Safe Harbor TRUSTe has helped companies prepare for self-certification under the US-EU and US-Swiss Safe Harbor Frameworks — administered by the Department of Commerce — since 2001. We also provide the independent third party dispute resolution mechanism, required under these frameworks, to address consumer complaints. TRUSTe’s Privacy Certification Program Requirements are based in large part on current EU data protection requirements. We require that clients only use data for purposes that were stated at the time of collection, and provide choice for secondary uses that were not agreed to at the time of collection. Consumers have the right to request access to their PII for the purpose of updating, correcting, or deleting it. Finally, TRUSTe requires that all EU Safe Harbor clients add a statement to their privacy policies regarding their compliance with the US-EU/Swiss Safe Harbor Frameworks. More details on how TRUSTe can help you comply with the EU-US Safe Harbor framework are at: http://www.truste.com/eu-safe-harbor

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TRUSTe T ra n spar e n cy R e p o rt: 2 01 1 8 TRUSTed Cloud Certification TRUSTe launched its TRUSTed Cloud certification in March 2011. This program certifies the privacy practices of “Service Providers” — companies that process data on behalf of another entity. TRUSTe reviews and assesses the privacy practices of data collected through the Service Provider’s platform or service portal focusing on how the Service Provider manages and processes the data collected on behalf of its clients. Areas of assessment include: collection limitation and use; and data management processes such as sub-processor vetting, security, and data retention policies. More details on TRUSTe’s Cloud Privacy Solutions is at: http://www.truste.com/cloud TRUSTe Mobile Site and App Certification TRUSTe’s Mobile certification program was launched in November 2010 and provides certification for both mobile applications and mobile-optimized websites. A particular focus of our mobile certification program is the collection and use of precise geo-location data and device identifiers. TRUSTe classifies “precise geo-location data” as sensitive data that requires the user’s express consent prior to collection and use. We also require clients certified under this program to provide a short notice privacy statement, optimized for navigation and viewing on a mobile device. The privacy notice must include disclosures around whether precise geo-location data is collected, and what types of tracking may occur. As part of the mobile (app) certification, TRUSTe’s evaluates permissions that the application is granted, what data is gathered, and with whom it is shared. More details on TRUSTe’s Mobile Privacy Solutions is at: http://www.truste.com/mobile TRUSTed Data Collection The TRUSTed Data Collection certification program was launched in May 2011 to address the data collection and use practices of companies that collect data across multiple unaffiliated websites over time. These companies are known as third party data collectors – they collect data through websites or applications they do not own. By way of example, these types of companies would include ad networks, data aggregators, analytics companies, and demand side platforms [DSPs]. The key components of TRUSTed Data Collection certification are: understanding the types of data collection (including the types of technologies used), what type of data is collected both directly and from third party sources, how that data is used, and how consumers are able to exercise choice over the use of that data. Third party data collectors must obtain the consumer’s express consent prior to collecting PII, or prior to using sensitive data such as health information for targeted marketing. Collection of data from children under age 13 is not allowed under this program. More details on TRUSTed Data Collection is at: http://www.truste.com/data TRUSTed Ads In 2011, TRUSTe became a DAA-approved Online Behavioral Advertising (OBA) compliance provider with its TRUSTed Ads program. TRUSTed Ads allows companies across the online advertising ecosystem — advertisers, publishers, agencies, and networks / platforms — to achieve reliable, scalable, and cost-effective compliance with the DAA’s Self-Regulatory Program. As of December 2011, TRUSTe had served the DAA icon on well over 100 billion ad impressions. More details on TRUSTed Ads is at: http://www.truste.com/ads

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TRUSTe T ra n spar e n cy R e p o rt: 2 01 1 9 TRUSTe Consumer Dispute Resolution Consumer dispute resolution is a key component of TRUSTe’s privacy management solution suite and helps us monitor client compliance and keep them accountable for their privacy practices. Processing consumer disputes also provides TRUSTe with a window into the privacy issues that concern today’s online consumers. We have provided excerpts from our 2011 consumer dispute resolution survey in Appendix E to this report. The TRUSTe Consumer Dispute Resolution process begins with a consumer complaint filed against a TRUSTe client either with the company, or with TRUSTe. After TRUSTe receives a complaint, we initiate an investigation. A TRUSTe investigation may also be initiated after a TRUSTe scan, a media report, regulator inquiry or information obtained through other credible sources. Once TRUSTe has reviewed the complaint, the consumer receives TRUSTe’s initial response within 10 business days, our published time frame. The nature and duration of the investigation needed can vary widely depending on the nature of the issue. TRUSTe quickly checks all issues that can be immediately verified. If our findings do not verify what the consumer alleged, we inform the consumer at the time. If we need more information from the client, we request it. The client ordinarily has 10 business days to provide a written response for the consumer. For more urgent issues, such as security vulnerabilities, we escalate to the client via phone as well and generally expect responses much sooner, especially if we are able to verify the problem. Enforcement TRUSTe certification is fortified by strong enforcement of our privacy program requirements and our consumer dispute resolution process. Because TRUSTe privacy certification is completely voluntary, our challenge is to preserve the incentives for companies to certify and self-regulate their privacy practices within a voluntary framework, while also remaining true to our Truth in Privacy mission. Part of addressing that challenge is to ensure that appropriate confidentiality and adequate procedural safeguards, including the opportunity to cure, are part of the enforcement process. The TRUSTe enforcement process usually begins with an internal compliance investigation. TRUSTe may initiate this investigation based on results of our technological monitoring, on information contained in a consumer complaint, news or press reports, regulator inquiry, or reports from other credible sources. Our investigations have one of three possible outcomes: • n agreement between TRUSTe and the client over the privacy complaint — resulting in client A resolution that addresses the consumer concern or request. • disagreement — triggers a notice of formal enforcement, resulting in the client’s suspension A or notice of intent to terminate for cause if the matter is not cured. • failure to implement the required cure — results in the client’s termination from TRUSTe’s A program and, in extreme cases, publication and/or referral to an appropriate authority.88 One of our prior FTC referrals was ClassicCloseouts in 2008; TRUSTe assisted the FTC with the investigation, and the agency brought action for permanentinjunction and relief against the site, ultimately obtaining a $2.08 million settlement to provide redress for consumers. See Merchandiser Who Illegally ChargedConsumers’ Accounts Settles with FTC, available at: http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2011/01/classicclose.shtm.

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TRUSTe T ra n spar e n cy R e p o rt: 2 01 1 11 Of the remaining 2011 complaints: • 2.9% were resolved by consumer education, or courtesy forwards by TRUSTe (such as for 7 transactional or non-privacy issues) • 5.7% required issue-specific research and/or data changes by the site (e.g. unsubscribe the 1 user, close the account, remove unauthorized profile) • .6% required changes by the client to their disclosures, Privacy Statement and/or privacy 1 practices (including duplicate complaints by different consumers about the same underlying issue) 8,500 Complaints Identify Legitimate Complaints Eligible for Dismissed on Further Analysis Procedural Grounds x 72.9% 15.7% 1.6% 9% 0.8% resolved by consumer required issue- required changes by Other (e.g. open or Related to companies education, or speciﬁc research the client to their reopened9, trademark deactivated from courtesy forwards and/or data changes disclosures, Privacy report, action taken TRUSTe’s program by TRUSTe by the site Statement and/or independently by (e.g. suspended or privacy practices company, out of terminated) scope with no courtesy forward) Additional details on consumer complaints are available in Appendix D. These statistics demonstrate that in those instances where there is a valid consumer complaint, TRUSTe clients will address an identified problem with the appropriate measure needed to protect their marketplace reputation, and to preserve consumer good will. Often, TRUSTe works hand-in hand with clients to develop the right solution, without penalizing the client for non-compliance. As a result, clients are incentivized towards better privacy practices. By working with clients to quickly address the problem, we also reduced the number of formal enforcement actions that we needed to pursue in 2011 (for more details on enforcement actions, see Appendix C).9 0.6% open or reopened

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TRUSTe T ra n spar e n cy R e p o rt: 2 01 1 12 TRUSTe Research In addition to certification, TRUSTe provides consumers and businesses with important information and research about key privacy trends. In 2011, we published a series of privacy research studies that focused on the consumer experience including: • 011 Mobile Privacy Study (March 2011): 2 http://www.truste.com/why_TRUSTe_privacy_services/harris-mobile-survey/ TRUSTe-Consumer-Mobile-Privacy-Insights-Report.pdf • 011 Online Behavioral Advertising Study (July 2011): 2 http://www.truste.com/ad-privacy • 011 TRUSTe Privacy Index: Website Edition (November 2011): 2 http://www.truste.com/privacy-index-2011-websites We conducted the two privacy studies in partnership with Harris Interactive. Our Mobile Privacy Research found that privacy was the number one concern for smartphone users when operating their devices. 85% of respondents also indicated that they want the choice to be able to opt-in or out of targeted mobile advertisements, showing strong consumer support for an extension of the DAA self-regulatory to the mobile platform. Our Behavioral Advertising research found that consumers react more positively toward online advertisers who are compliant with the DAA self-regulatory program for behavioral advertising and also found that 37% felt uncomfortable with targeted online advertisements based on their browsing behavior or personal information. The TRUSTe Privacy Index: 2011 Website Edition was the inaugural release of an ongoing Privacy Index series we will release. The 2011 Website Edition analyzed the privacy disclosures of the top 100 websites in the U.S. and found that on average these policies required a reading level of a college sophomore, where the average U.S. reading level is that of eighth grader. Moreover, at 2,464 words, the average privacy policy is nearly twice the length of the Declaration of Independence. We also found that only 2% of the policies analyzed were optimized for viewing on a mobile device, demonstrating a strong need for privacy policy innovation to adapt to a growing mobile audience. Looking Ahead in 2012 In 2011 TRUSTe observed dynamic changes in the online data ecosystem that will continue to challenge online privacy compliance in 2012. Three important technological shifts — the migration from desktop to the cloud, the explosive growth of mobile apps, and the increased prevalence of social networking — will continue to revolutionize the way consumers communicate and share information. In 2012, TRUSTe will continue to work with our clients — so they remain accountable in their data collection practices even as they continue to incorporate new technology into their products and services. Our newer certification programs launched in 2011 — TRUSTed Cloud and TRUSTed Data Collection — will provide us with an even deeper look into the privacy issues that concern businesses and consumers today. As a result, we expect further updates to our Program Requirements and certification processes in 2012. We are also streamlining our consumer dispute resolution processes to improve the overall user experience, reduce unrelated complaints, and generate improved user feedback. Of course, we continue to train our certification and sales teams on relevant updates to global privacy law, regulation and practice.

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TRUSTe T ra n spar e n cy R e p o rt: 2 01 1 13 TRUSTe sees a strong role for educating consumers and businesses about good privacy habits in 2012. Consumers are becoming aware of privacy issues outside of the “identity theft” arena, with increased concern around tracking and targeting for online advertising, the unauthorized aggregation of personal data in individual profiles, and mobile privacy. Businesses continue to look for answers, as they evaluate new and important business opportunities on the desktop and mobile web. Education is a key piece of the compliance puzzle — particularly as data protection ­­ regulators around the world have stepped up investigations and enforcement of personal data collection and privacy practices, a trend that we think will continue to grow in 2012 and beyond. Finally, we see increased scrutiny of self-regulation in 2012 and beyond. While public attention continues to focus on data protection, the role of self-regulatory or accountability programs — like TRUSTe’s voluntary, privacy certification programs — has been elevated. Indeed, the rapid changes in technology during the past few years have further reinforced for TRUSTe the importance of self-regulation when developing a framework to protect consumer data. A self-regulatory model, if articulated correctly, is best equipped to deal with complex industries and technologies in a way that preserves incentives for all players involved. Increasingly, as the TRUSTe brand and privacy-related service offerings help businesses address today’s privacy challenges and build online trust with consumers, we see a robust future market for privacy solutions that are based on self-regulatory frameworks. This is evidenced by TRUSTe’s own growth — participation in our certification programs grew by over 60% in 2011. In a market economy, self-regulation is driven by a company’s desire to advance trust in their brand through exemplary privacy practices. That’s why TRUSTe works closely with our clients, helping them launch new products and services while incorporating requirements from updated privacy laws and regulations, into existing privacy compliance programs. This is perhaps the strongest value proposition for any company considering TRUSTe certification. At a time when privacy compliance standards remain in flux, TRUSTe gives companies the confidence to deploy new products and services — by providing them with a data protection framework that is both agile and relevant to today’s online business.

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TRUSTe T ra n spar e n cy R e p o rt: 2 01 1 20APPENDIX – E Consumer Dispute Resolution Process 2011 Consumer Survey Responses re: TRUSTe’s Consumer Dispute Resolution Mechanism Great! Very good and will share with my friends I am very happy. I received several follow-up/update emails to keep me posted on the progress of my complaint, which I found not only helpful, but also extremely considerate. I am very satisfied. I am so happy they could help me, and glad to remove this irritant from my life and in-basket I was very pleased with the response, and that they made [site] finally give some sort of response to the problem. thank you so much for helping me. it would not have gotten fixed without you Very happy - I appreciate your help. Absolutely thrilled if it’s really resolved. I had tried every avenue to stop receiving their customer’s personal info and they not only wouldn’t help but were downright rude. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Knowledgeable, quick and courteous. I appreciate that TRUSTe was not dismissive of the issue I raised, even though I didn’t explain it well the first time. TRUSTe has integrity -- they pushed the company until it got fixed. Very efficient, did not put me aside, kept me updated on the ongoings, as professional a company who does not respond for profit. quite satisfied very helpful, and quick Thank you for everything. You guys are really serieus and I will recommend you. First of all, I would just like to thank you for the prompt service you are providing us, consumers. I just like to update my status that [site] has already helped me with my case and would no longer push this complaint to them. Then again, I want to thank the Team for the support. God bless. Just a note to say thank you so much, [the site] contacted me after your intervention and they re-set my password for me, which means I have now regained access to my account! Once again, thanks to eCompliance for your very helpful assistance on this! Thank you!!! You are AWESOME Thank you very much for your professionalism in handling this matter, it is very much appreciated […]. Thank you very much for the excellent service prompt action you have taken regarding my compliant against [site] .. i no longer see my personal info on that website.. It is only because of your excellent service. It seems as though whatever you have done they have ‘’suddenly’’ given me access to my account- (after they told me the only thing to do was open a new account and that an operator was not going to reply to any further emails). Thank you very much for your help, your obviously that powerful that they backflipped-Many many thanks’ I would like to express my gratitude by saying Thank you for helping me out to solve this problem. I’m happy and contented with your fast response and actions. Thank you very much. Thank you very much for resolving my complaint. I appreciate your cooperation […] Solid answer. Thank you for your time thank you for yor help it has been resolved i am glad there are sites out there to help like truste